In the first movie, the Wolfpack wakes in a haze to find a baby and a tiger in their hotel room. In some kind of twisted déjà vu, the cast end up here again in The Hangover III. While it’s not possible to book the exact same villas from the trilogy, the hotel does offer a special ‘Hangover’ package. You can opt for the Forum Tower Emperor Suite – it has two bedrooms, bathrooms, a powder room and nearly 3,000 square feet of space to cause mayhem in. Read More...
No target is safe and no shock too extreme in the mind-boggling climax to director Tom Six's contentious trilogy. At the desert George HW Bush penitentiary, a sadistic head warden (Dieter Laser, star of the original horror) and his meek accountant (Laurence R Harvey from the second part) create a human centipede of prisoners to cut costs and overcrowding. Pushing the disgust factor to unprecedented heights - scenes with colostomy bags, pickled genitalia, DIY castration and boiling waterboarding jostle for the ultimate in bad taste - it's either absolutely appalling or hilariously amusing, depending on your reaction to the series in general. Read More...
The safety pin coupled with John Lydon's sneer exemplified the movement and once again made front page news. When acid house arrived a decade later, the focus of attention switched to the north of England.
It was during the 1980s that Manchester began to prise the fashion crown away from the capital. The dawning of the acid house movement and street clothing changed nightclubbing in Britain for ever, as the streetwise fashion guru brothers Anthony and Christopher Donnelly took charge. Read More...
